Coin card



Sept. 11, 1928.

G. HARMOUTH COIN CARD Filed June 6, 1927 FIE-1+3; v

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GUST HARMOUTI-I, F YALE, OKLAHOMA.

COIN CAR-D.

Application filed June 6, 1927. Serial .Il'o. 196,755.

This invention relates to devices for holdtheir parallel sides. smallhole 15 is prefing coins or other similar small articles, soerablyj'formed in the back sheet 10 at the end that they can betransmitted by mail; and 01 each slot, and these holes are arranged atit consists of a card constructed as herein he corners of the recesses.35

after fully described and claimed. A coin 18 is inserted and retained inany In the drawings, Fig. 1 is a front view of one of the openings byspringing the pora card with a portion of it removed to show tion of theback sheet between its slots forthe back sheet and adhesive materialvFig. wardly into the opening of the card, and 2 is a similar View of aportion of the card slipping the coin under said portion into the 40without the back sheet. Fig. 3 is a section opening, as indicated inFig. 1. The coin 18 through the card, taken on the line in iits looselyin the opening, and can easily be Fig, 1, removed and replaced, so thatthe same card The coin card is formed of a stiff card 5,- can be usedrepeatedly.

and a thin back sheet 10 of paper or other The small holes add to theflexibility of 45 15 similar material. The card 5 is provided the paperbetween the slots ,.and prevent it with a series of openings 7 oisubstantially from tearing at the ends of the slots. circular form, andof various size to accom What I claim is: inodate diilerent coins. Theseopenings T A coin card, comprising a relatively still have rectangularoilset portions or recesses card having substantially circular openings9, the opposite sides or which are arranged provided with effectrecesses having parallel parallel to each other. The card 0 isrelasides,and a relatively thin back sheet setively stiff and thick, butit need not be as cured to one side of the card and provided thick asthe coins for which it is intended. with parallel. slots arranged inpairs, each A thin sheet 10 of paper or other similar pair of slotsbeing arranged to extend 'bematerial is secured against one side of thetween the recesses of the opening'to which it card 5 over its openings,by adhesive in'apertains at a'right angle to the sides of the terial 12,or by any other approved means. recesses.

This sheet 10 is provided with slots 1d ar In testimony whereof I haveaffixed my ranged in pairs, one pair for each opening 7. signature.

These parallel slots 14: extend between the corners of the recesses 9,at a right angle to GUST HARMOUTH.-

